McLibel
Trailer: McLibel
Year: 2005
Genre: Documentary
Studio: Journeyman Films Ltd.
Director: Franny Armstrong, Ken Loach
Cast: Veronika Hyks, Mike Love, Jeremy Corbyn, Bruce Alexander, T. Colin Campbell, Ian Flintoff
Crew: Peter Armstrong (Executive Producer), Franny Armstrong (Producer), David G. Hill (Editor), Gregers Sall (Editor), Franny Armstrong (Director), Ken Loach (Director)
Runtime: 85 minutes
Release: May 20, 2005
IMDb: 6.65/10 by 23 users
Popularity: 0
Country: United Kingdom
Language: English
Budget: 0
Revenue: 0
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